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This is such a charming place to sit and drink a cappuccino while listening to locals speaking Italian. It's just as popular with the residents as with tourists, and it has my favorite cannoli in the North End! When it's warm, it turns into a semi-outdoor eatery, as the sliding glass walls are pulled back.
Favorite Dish:
The cannoli--a very dense and sweet filling, flaky shells with a great chocolate coating, and candied fruit to boot! The cappuccinno is also fantastic!
The gelato is also delicious here--I had two flavors, and both were equally wonderful.
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